Geometry Chapter 2 Vocab Review

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A true statement combining a true conditional and converse (p→q and q→p becomes p↔q)

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Biconditional

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Part 'q' in 'if p then q'

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Conclusion

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If-then statement

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Conditional

Front

Inductive reasoning conclusion, not proven.

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Conjecture

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Negate the hypothesis and conclusion of the converse: If angle A is not acute, then angle a cannot equal 15.

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Contrapositive

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Exchange hypothesis and conclusion

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Converse

Front

Reasoning logically from given statements to a conclusion

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Deductive Reasoning

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Part p after 'if'

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Hypothesis

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Reasoning based on patterns

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Inductive Reasoning

Front

Negate both hypothesis and conclusion of: if angle A is not 15, then angle A is not acute.

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Inverse